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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04

Dresden. 9ie fat tn gang ga&fen
betannte Spiseu.R 6ppIertu @tttwe
gbrintane ReOIDi, seb. BttterIt&,
feferte ibren 80. @e5urtstas. Sbr Bib,
ruorauf fe NIT benz RI5ppeIfade, BITE Seis
tuug Iefenb, %barsefent wtrb, TT pboto'
9rapbii9 tn R~unfbanbcl erf9tenea ;
and wurbe tyr Bortrdt fetner3ett 0or Der
R6nigtn aus Der Gtabemif&eu AusfeIs
lung erworben. 8ieIen MaIeru, nauleits
ltd benz BiIbbauer 9rof. Sen5e, bat fte
NIT ibreul RI6ppsIfaGe beim Sutwurfe
feiaes fiji Aunabsrs aussefhbrten Bars
bnrasnttulannsD eutmaIs sebteut.
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un6 @drtner Griebri@ 2ouis Rodfrob
aus Rei@snba@, weI@er aul 8. Suit feis
uen 6ausutrtb, ben Gn@ma&er &obert
6artenffein, crl9Ius, 1T we9eu R6rpers
uerIetuna NIT t5btIi9em Aussange
unter Mnnabme milbernber nmRdube 3u
uier Sabren @efdusuiB uerurtbeiIt more
ben.
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Narf&ner tn ieiner 8aterfabt bisr au cts
ri&tenbe DentmoI tf TN Roben pou.
cnbet. Die Rotten befeIbeu ftub auf
$500 So. gef&dst, wouon bereits 5000
IGrt bur9 @efansssA nfabruugen bes
f@offt ftnb.
Swt6an. Den Manrer SeruaIl
6rIebri& @oIf, ber tn feds SdHen ber
8ranbftftuus bef&uIbist NTH, if Ders
bGftet worhen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04

Die Deuebteitnertnnen
tabeu lire Befsunseu tn Grantret& BETS
Iarft unh werbeu I'm 10. Ropember to
tntha tas &Iofer nebR Der &ir9e IN
Defb nebrien. 90 te5ren bortbtn ale
bte Orben unh @enofeui&aften snrhd,
peI&e Bor Sakren lire Stattes perIafs
fsn HatlsR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04
@eHpteukeu.

S@IO@au. Ser tsI. Rreis6au
SnIpettor S@aupenffeiner bterieIbf lift
unnl Nmte fuspenbirt mor6en. Die De.
i@6fte tefeIben fnb hieler Gage uon
benz IA btsfem 3wede bter etusetrofenen
3egierunsss uno BGurntb S@mibt aus
Wartenwerber einem Bnumetffer Gus
glbtng h~bsrtraaen worben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04

Wasbeburs. @egeu bes am Q.
Wedrs b. 8. ffottSefunbenen SiraBcns
Mnfaufs Bet Der Sti@wGbI 3uti6cu benz
Stabtratb DuptgueGu nnb benz 5ut'
nader Seine wurbeu iest II Perfonen
gu @efdnsntBRrafen u~erurtbetIt.
g6artsberBa. Sn Sauba@ BET
@tebe TIT Elm orbentIi9es, wobIbeIeus
r1unbetes iunses Wdb@en, BITE 1eidbrige
Qouile Sabr aus 3ofa, Gnf benz @ottes'
a6er, mo fe fir ~uerfforbeue AuSeb6rise
ibrer Dienfberrf&aft &rdn3e ntebe5ns
Iesen bate, pom ibrem frfbereu @eItebs
ten, benz IS Sabre alien 1ofboteu unb
ITeif@er @ncffe, aus gtferfn&t nit
etmem TIeti&ermeHer ermor6et worbeu,
tubem Re mebrmaIs Ia ben Ra6en 9es
Holden nnb ibr ban1 ber 3eb aufses
i&Itst wnrbe. @neife Bat F9 NIT beus
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04
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8reiie NIB peiterH Snformatien wenbt
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aesatm far ben BeaeHs Ro.2 Soate eiars
Sfrnbe, GHtcuacs I
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9erweNns 10.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04
&betnnfaJs.


6ranfentbaL. Der auf BEN
6ofsut S&arrau bei@dftiste 9ieufis
tne9t Sebaffian Be6er aus Boben.
betm fa@ ben bortisen 8erwaIter Sritb,
RID BobIp Bruber bes Befsers) md
etneu1 Mefer berart In ben uuterIeib,
baB Der BerIeste am nd&ffsu Gag farb.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
Health Q. werltb-9r. BsaureEhra'n
TOniC ara Norv ne, tho Greea
ffsuch specific.

NERVOUS DsElLiTY 10 all lie stages.
~ ueatll ani phytleAl depIe'sion, tpsf-
matofhca, hypl0hondfia, Eterllity, neufal .
gia, hytiofint inoaIaciiY Tor tiuty or bufl-
ntfn, pafalysitt lm ltancat epilepsy, loss oi
momofy, f0lituinl ol th1 bfala, and all do
eases ~ no nervous syatefl may be udls
eally cured N either sex ~ tse use n lhii
unexeollgi preparation, II IL a matter
supreme imroftAuee ~ ufU aIfftTfiail
treatment l0f tle fufs of the loss u horvc
power, ard Uf. boaufegard't Tonic aad
Novins, AFTER many rtafs trial In Eprcre,
directions, Hhich are anixed 70 each bottle.
Ono boz equal 20 one months tfeetmentt
will cure ftgelt cafes. Pfice, 90 bont
or Il boxes for - 90 lap~ NAL rfs-
boxes Il sars lng "a With each osiei -
eoived BY ~ for tlH b0rsf -e . IN teao our
written guarantee % foturr he noney II
treatment does not saeci cure. A. .enk.
Htateg, 10 and ms Haln a., Nennhlt. Iennt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
"ROBORO." "
Five thousand Cases Cured Wlthous
Failure In q single Instance,

A POSITIVE preventive and lntAllible
"A. remedy Tor 6hfLLs and FEVER,
oontaint no Quinine or mineral 81 any tinds
but Ia composed Of harmless herbsi And Is
perfect blood puTieer. II can be .dmini
not purgatlyo, but I, an excellent apetiter,
inyigoratog, braces aud builds up the system
from tho beginning, Not ono person In
thousand has = ilnlls chill aiter eonmSns-
.Hs . ~ aSS Si' ro,aIiSS 9'a Il & pST ~ bottle. W.
will not forward 20 any address. less thar tive
bottlest and will guarantee that, " diroo-
tiont are followed, two bottles will prompuy
cure any case of ChillI and Fever. only one
bottle II necosfarY for persons IRON e,ght W
twelve wears Of Ass. one bottle will care
several children undsr olEht yeArl Of sge.
For sal by dIpEsisls, So, g.
Lynchburs, va. Nov, " len .mettrs'
L.~is 4 Bennett -Four ei ny children, ee-
% ss,Sor With my brother and sister, all ,iI,
had Chi IL and fever for several month";, dur
ing which timo the usual remedy, Vuinines
was Administered without beneficial fesuits-
Aisr h,aIins Of the Eopdsrial cures a sfsS m
n" tried u IN my family, and not one Of
the siI ever had . single chill alter COM
mencipg lie use. ] regard it. Without sneeP-
ton, the very best chill and fever ,Iemedp
that know anything Of Ef'p'ca.salR pasR.
Of N. arm Of Heard a Asss, Tosseconi,s.
Gisniand. PllisylVAhia county, Va, 0ote-
ber 2O, isss-Moasrs. Leris A bsnnsttt
Nine of my ehildren had ehills and feyef ~
tho same time. The ptual remedy, auininei
vas adminitlered Without bsnsht. All ei
them we're promptly and sdeotuslly cured ~
the use Of "RobOro" alone. Not one o. tns
nine had A chill alter sopgmg.snswk y -
"Nsrwood, Nelson county. Va,
8, iss. Mems. Lewis A Bsnuetti
Of my frienls and ] had sever o
chllls and fever. We dispense
A usual remedies and used nu
| "Robpro." Which resulted IN
! euro IN each ease. You will obi
uafdins me case Of t"env,io
"a. 10 our reliability and rssIo'
refer BY permission 70 the follow
tlal business men Of Lynehburg
i Of the mAnu'Actafer OF "RoiH
/ resided for the last twelve TeN
Manson, b., Mayor Of Lynohbuu
fyey, cashier Peoples National nl
len W. Taller, cashier First Nauona'
Chas. W, Price, Commissioned No
John 7, Edwards, pfe,idsnt iobA,c. p
/ citation.
II you cannot proepr, "Rebors"
| druggists, remit ut $40 and ve
ward two ottlss 10 your neafott
LEWIS A BIZ
MAnutacturef,, Lynoh
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18

\ I offer for sale, that elegant resi-
Ssnce No. 1853 fernando street. The
hesse contains seven rooms, kitchen,
pontsy and servants room. II has
- conservatory or greenhouse on
- south side. There Is . stable,
al and wood house on the place.
4he sise Of the lot is 100 feet front
q Hernando street, By. 200 feet deep.
Everything is in hrst-clas condition.
"a the garden there are few Of the
hsst varieties Of bearing fruit trees
"a . grape arbor with about forty
baring vines Of the finest varicties.
0as and water. Call on or address
c. L. PullEN, CSrv MAJ.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
DIED.

UHLMAEN- At residence No. 1856 Ala
lbama street. Saturday afternoon, September
l7, 1857, MRS. JpLIA UHLnASs. In the 9th
year Of her age. wife o, the late August Uhl-
mann. Funeral will take place from resi-
dence this SUNDAY afternoon at o'clock.
Friends are invited TO atterd.
LENTI-At residence near Wolf river
bridge. Second street.. Saturday morning.
Sept. II, 1857, JosrrH LENT. aged IS years.
Funeral will take placefrom residence this
{sUNDAYl afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends
are invited 10 attend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
TO old soldiers.

ITO snabls you and others Who may desire
Il 10 pafchafe Lee Camp Smoking TobAo.
70 apd thereby .ssIsl " ths ,upPorI q ihs
10 you, postage paid, paekase OF the 6rsi
quality 0i this ancellont t9hscco, manuiaes
turod Tor the sola.s.a Hcus. hlchmOnd.
Va, on receipt of the following FetAl prices
Yisf 2or i0c., %. ne., 90. tc., 10. fse-
- c.R RUSSELL, MsnufAetsrst
.l0e and uv1 Carr g., kleHnass, v
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
stockholders Meeting.

sy The annual meeting Of the ,,ockholdsr
Of the Louisviiie, New ORLEANS and
Texas Railway Company will 10 held
stths compspy's once. No. II Monroe street,
In the city Of Memphis. on the first NON
dsy Of October next.
o. II. BosHER, s,sr,tau.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
CHANCERY SALE
or
n EAL ESTATE.

n, ,soa fs0,, R.-Chanoery Curt Of Shelby
rounty-Siate ef Tennessee W. W. 4.
Duiler et al.
DY virtue Of an interloeutory dlsree fer
ID sale, entered ir the above q NO on the
All dsy 81 May, 1881, N. ,. s., pass 20,
Iwiu cell, at publ, auet,on, % Y nishsn
Bidder. In frort ofths Clerf ord hSt:, ,
once, Al the Main street enGan!e OF the
Coarthouso Of Shelby county, Memphif'
Tennsaate, on
SATURDAY. october =, 1887,
vithIn lasaI hoars, the following described
property. situated " Msnphs' shelby ooun-
w 81 Na' AZ q. sis. S1il1 feet. on the
s.s, side of Hill street, Ninth Ward.
Lots block q, 0li60 ieet, on the "a" hde
Terms OF ssle-0n q credit Of sir menthsi
note iearing Int est with security rsqpired; I;
Ten rstaired Tsdsmption barred.
This 10Th day OF september, 1871.
n, Il, MCDOWELL. Clerk and MASTER
Rx Il. y, Coleman, ID. q and NJ.
Cs,caiI A Walker and .. j. Shepherd
Solicitors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
PoINTEn PARAGRAPHS.
Topics of the Tunes Given in rerse and
Spicy Manner.

Topics of the Tunes Given in Terse ana
Spicy Manner.
Navigation has opened in Lake Erie.
James G. Blaine has left Fort Gibson for
Chicago.
Ex-Congressman A. J. Weaver of Ne
braska is dead
Peter Rhonek Pole, St. Joseph, Mo-, il
Jailed for killing his wife Sunday,
War to the death is declared ag ainst the
Ameer by rebelling Afghan tribes
Henry Probascos paintings sold at auo
ton In New York for about Sill 900.
Carter Harrison last night formally
stepped out of Office as Chicago's mayor.
Gen. Booth, of the Salvation Army, has
returned from England to lead revival
Pat. Egan, deputy recorder of votes, ST
Louis, got two years in the pen for fraud in
the count.
West Virginia legislature meets in extra
session Wednesday to ballot for United
States senator.
Frederick T. Ledergerber prominent ST.
Louis lawyer, was indicted for completely in
pension frauds
Mondays snow storm extended throughout
New York, New England and portion Of
the middle Atlantic states.
Upton Hardin and an unknown Hunga-
rian, miners, were murdered by robbers
Saturday, pay day, at Uniontown, Pa.
Larry Donovan, the Brooklyn bridge
iumpar, got three months in the Bridewell
for attempting to drive from the bridge.
Senator Jones is still in Detroit. In the
event of a deadlock in Florida in the choice
Of senator, Jones expects to step in for .
reelection.
Some fiend put dynamite among the
freight of the schooner George s. Marts, Of
Baltimore, and it was blown up at sea. The
mate and sailor were killed
Settlers who 6ocked into the Crow Indian
reservation under Arthur's strained order
opening the lands, have been requested to
leave by the present administration.
Marie Dalvi, the pretty Chicago italian
woman who was stabbed 10y her husband in
fit of jealousy on the 10th inst, died Monday
morning Tie husband is in custody.
West Virginia Prohibtionists say they
have engaged DIR. Leonard, of Ohio, and
Senators Maxey and Reagan, Of Texas, to
stump the state for them this summer.
Assistant Paymaster Joseph Frick, U. 8.
N, while hunting, used the butt OF his gun
TO start baliy horse. The animal, kicking,
discharged the gun and killed the officer.
Gen. Sherman has given permission to
publish every letter he ever sent to or re-
Oeived from Gen. Logan, to shut off the
reports that they contain compromising
matter
Congressman Butterworth says Sherman
oan get the solid Ohio delegation Of his
friends TO work for him Ben incidentally
remarked that he doesn't know anything
about LabOr party
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
VIC Boodlers Bafled.

CHICAGO, April 2O.-J udge Tuley this
morning overrued the motion to quash the
fourth and fifth counts in indictment No.
1889 against McGarigle, Mcdonald and
Others charging conspiracy executed and
unexecutsd. He also formally overruled the
motion to quash Ii the indictments for con-
sniracy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
Legal Notice.

Rosa ShaAb and George Wlse OF PieTport In the
state OF Michigan. and Joseph Wise. whose residence
10 tte undersigned is unknown will take notice that
Smith, deceased did, april 18th, 1897 file his petl
ton IN the Probate Court OF Stark county, Ohio Against
the said Rosa Sbaab, George Wise and Joseph Wise
together With other defendants setting forth that the
personal estate OF said decedent was insufficient to pay
The Indebtedness OF said estate and praying for
der sell the real estate Of said Oaharne Smith, de-
ceased to pay Fad Indebtedness: and the said Rosa
Shaab George Wise and Joseph Wise notified that
they are required TO appear and said petition
on or beflre the 19 h day Of June, 1887.
JOHN WISE
Administrator Of the estate Of Catharine
Smith, deceased.
JOHN O. WKLTY, Atty ap2l Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
Divorce Notice.

Mary ]. LauRhlin, whose place Of residence ia nm.
known. Is hereby nOtii d tha. Goo W. Lsuphlin did
on the Both lay OF March, A. D 1887, file his peti d
IN the ce W the Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pless
Of Stark county, Ohio charging the said Mari j.
LaughDn with gross neglect Of duty and wiilful ab.
sence for three years. and praying that be may be al
v0rced from heri which petition will stand for hearing
at the NEXT term OF said court .
GEO. W. LAUGHLIN
Dated April 18th. A. D. 1857. apsi.Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
shnt hv His Snncassnr.

AUGUSTA, Ca, April 2O-William Brooks,
formerly watchman at the Algernon mills,
went to the mills last night and demanded
entrance thereto of Adolph Leopard, the
present watchman. A quarrel ensued and
Leopard shot Brooks dead. Brooks was in
toxicated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
Attachment Notice.

James Lawn. Plaintiff. Attachment before A. d.
vs. Braden, J. p, Canton
Rebscca willett. Defendant Township stark Co.,
On the slst day Of March, 1887, said Justice s,ued
az order q attachment in the above action for the sum
Of five dollars. JAMES LAWN
Canton. o., April 16, 1887. apraiNdw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
Chicago.

CATTLE Choice TO extra shippinp. "a sOCA5 40.
mixed, Sl-'5O rs; stockers and feeders, S75@
HOGS -Fd r to good $4.s5Gl5.45; mixed packers.
e6l6QD5.40; choice heavy, 8 NM5B5
HHEEP-Common, .S2.jO0l. 70; lambs, s4.bOA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Quotations of the Money. Stock, Produce

and Cattle Market for April 10.
New YoRE-Money 50516 per cent Exchange
steady. Government firm.
Clrrency SKIES l26 bid; fours coupons 129IS;
fours-anG ,lls, 1l0 bid.
The stock market was firm but soon weakened
under a raid on New York & New England, which
declined Il Per cent. The declines in the rest of
the list were only fractional. The lowest figures
we're made about II O'clock but in the hour to
noon there was a better feeling and a recovery
under the lead Of Rea ling to tha best prices by
midday. The mArkef hat Since henn dnll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undergiqned haa
oecn duly appointed and qualified as Executor Of the
estate o. Joseph H. Kitchen late Of STARK county OHIO
ap2i'iw ROBERT w. MccAUGHEY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21

WHEAT Quiet cash SEC; May, 89Ao.
EgRS .Frin; cash. 3g34c; May, i0c.
GLOVER StEl)-LoNer or. cash. {415.
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The Meathnr.

WASHINGTON, April 2O-Warmer, gen.
orally fair weather, winds generally light
and variable
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
Executors Notice.

Notice hereby given that the undersioned naa hean
appointed and qualified az Executor of fhe eafat ~
susan strohi, 'ate cf stark county Ohio. decd
apSl-dw JOEL TREEaH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
TIE REWARD OF ENTERPRISE
Canton One Price Clothing Co,
Grand Spring Opening of Men
and Boys Clothing!
IA Pronounced Success
An Overwhelming Hit |!

Never with
endorsement which
offered OF
with
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
CRUSH HATS!

Just the thing TOR this spring weather whsn your Winter
hat heay and straw hat is too COOL Coors and
all Grades SPANGLERS The only place where you will find
them in such Variety and hfy selling at lively rate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
Saturday, the 2lst day Of Nay, 1887,

tie following described real estate situated In the
township Of sandy in said county aud Sate ana ~
sCribed follows: Relng lot number LIN y-nne (0l)
In Skaters I'd tltion o. IN village OF Waynes gh
gether with ten O) feet fl tue Sts side III lot o. mOer
ninety two 1927 In said ado IiOn from lug on The IN
aud running Cana street IN the al IeSalu OWn
or ViaRetf Waynesburgh. Aisr lot No. l0 IN MAYS
addi Ion tO said town Of way esbulgh.
Also pit ice Of ground beng part Oh me stuheast
quar- or Of section number lwenfyOno CID IN Saio
township, and bounded and lit CT Ded aS tVlWs' ht-
ginning al the northeast Corner OF "lu quarter heclOn
and running south ten l0) CHAINS; thence West Tour
(4) chains ana twenty ave (2O) link thenCe nOi IN Two
~ chains and sevent gu 10 nksi thence nOftn 90
Iuees east HtyAn az chauB anu ninety (SO) llnkb;
thence st four (4) chaus and three (S) Inks g. the
place OF beRUuing except all the aDuVo descIlOed
LTac. II land which lies south II the north BANK oil he
tan race which through SAID aid from the mills
Of SherrOd SOl, Whith said tail ra runs through
ssid lald also except nu right vi Tor the sad
tail race from the mills II sherrOu SOn passing as
aforesaid through SAID land anu also exc lR all OF
the above Of land which ha been heretofore sulu
ing. alter allowing the above hamed exception, three
o. d One-h II acre, more or loss.
Lot No. 9I, appraised at $3.50.
Lot No. 10, "S425.
8Ia acre tract $3.50.
sale to commence at IL O'Clock q. m. Terms OnS-
third cash. and the balance In one and two equal an
nual payments with Interest from day Of sale, secured
By mortgage on the premises sold
A. LEININGER, Sheriff
J. / GRANT Atty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
PIttsburg.

CATTLE-Steay; unchanged receipts, 1,l33;
shipments as Prime, S5.O00t5 IS; fair TO good,
81 500 $50. common, s4OO@12S;
HO0S-Slpw receipts 800 head; ship.
ments. 500 head; Philadelphias S58ON5 90;
Workers Sj.j005 IS; common and light %30R
b.46; pi . yljO0j00
SHEEP Fai; prime. S525Q5. 10; fair 20 good,
$475@50O common. 3.OO040Oi lambs $500
Cos; clipped Sheep ranging In price from S3256
$40. Receipts, s0j head; shipments, ESQ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
sheriF Sale.
order q sale In Partition.
STARK County COmmOu
Pleas Court

by virtue of an order OF sale In partition issued bY
the clerk Of Lht court OF common pleas Of STARK Co,
Ohio in the above action ami to me directed VIII
Offer FOR sale at public outcry the premises In sandy
township, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-21
Now York.

WHEAT-No. state red, 9Sc; No , red win
ter, 923sc; lunc, orc
CORN-MNcd, 51Ac; May, 40Ac;.
OATS-No white state, soc; No. e. $50.
CATTLE 81 4O605 o. per 100 TBS i've weight
HOGS 5 jU6O0 per 100 lbs
SHEET -.j jbgbt0 per 100 lbs live weight
co! ON-Q dat, midland uplands, lO5Eo; do
New ORLEANS, ~ l3-l6c; April iOl5r May, TO- 48c;
June. l0.57c July. l0G4c; August, 10 lie, Septem
Der, lO.35ci October, 9.9Sc; November . SSc
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BY virtue Of an order to sell Issued by the clerk OF
the court Of pleas Of stark county Ohio In the
above action and to directed will offer for sale vt
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Presley K. Oampbsll's Ex's) Alias Order OF Sale,
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Sheriff Sale.

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NOw that the weather has you want UnderweGr
lighter than you haUe won SPANGLER has it, euery variety
All woOl for the who suffers from Rheumatism
half wOoI and oil cotton, very cheap; also the fine BGbggan
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Appraised at S2.5O0

A. LEINNGER. Sheriff
Il. W. Nc AUGHEY Atty.
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Appraised at s3 300.
sale to commence at O'Clock ., m. Terms. cash
A LElNIN6ER Sheriff.
RUSH TlGdART, Atty.
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